Advocating for peace in the Central African Republic
Conflict-affected communities in the Central African Republic feel more empowered to advocate for peaceful change and to contribute to policy and dialogue processes.
Proscribing peace: new evidence on the impact of terrorism laws on peace
A new report provides compelling evidence of the broad and negative impact of terrorist listing on peace and conflict resolution efforts in some of the most difficult conflict settings around the world. Dr Teresa Dumasy examines the implications.
Peace and security along the Ivorian-Liberian border: the local perspective
Set against a backdrop of periodic violence, the Ebola epidemic, weak governance and complex local, national and regional antagonisms, this report documents the greatest sources of insecurity along the Ivorian-Liberian border.
Unheard voices: engaging youth of Gilgit-Baltistan
Set against a backdrop of conflict and constitutional limbo, Gilgit-Baltistan's youth talk about the pressing sociopolitical and economic problems they face.
The Voice of Peace: Grassroots news and opinions on the LRA conflict - October-December 2014
The year has begun with the news of Dominic Ongwen’s surrender. This is a major step towards the end of the notorious Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA). However, the region is still facing grave security and political challenges, including the still active LRA. This edition of Voice of Peace exposes the troubling reality of the region.
Negotiating access and security
Geography, and questions of access to territory, are key concerns driving conflict between Armenians and Azerbaijanis who for many years have had no access to each other’s societies or territories controlled by the other side. This discussion paper incorporates a number of perspectives through which the issue of access is understood today. While identifying areas of clear disagreement, it also explores points of convergence, asking whether this issue can be reframed as a solution to a common problem.
Building bridges through filmmaking
In these short films, you can see the work of a group of young aspiring Armenian and Azerbaijani video journalists that came together to complete a one-year film-production study programme at the 'Dialogue Through Film Academy'.
Peace insights for Nepal from Aceh and Sri Lanka
As part of our Accord project on the peace process in Nepal, we highlight some lessons that Nepal can draw from Aceh and Sri Lanka following a natural disaster.
Annual Report 2014
Read this annual review of our work in 2014.
Informal dialogue on the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict
The workshop was the second in a series of meetings as part of the Limehouse discussion platform on the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict – a continuation of ongoing dialogue that we have facilitated over several years.